Felipe Massa is confident Ferrari can challenge for the Championship in 2013 having been impressed by the car’s pace during the opening two rounds of the season.
Full Story Massa confident of victories
Darren Clarke has withdrawn from The Masters because of a hamstring injury.
Full Story Clarke forced out of Masters
Former Manchester City youngster Javan Vidal is out to kick-start his career as he looks to fulfil his potential.
Full Story Vidal looking to the future
AC Milan have condemned television presenter and Inter Milan fan Paolo Bonolis for suggesting the Rossoneri have received favourable treatment from referees in recent Serie A games.
Full Story AC Milan furious with Bonolis
Tom Milnes could get a chance to impress for Warwickshire this week after Chris Woakes was forced out of the first match of their County Championship title defence.
Full Story Tired Woakes out of opener
Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer could stand in the way of Great Britain returning to the World Group of the Davis Cup this September.
Full Story GB could face Rafa or Roger
Amid news of a planned £4m privatisation of the Royal Mail, a new campaign group warns stamps could soon cost more than £1.
Full Story Warning First Class Stamp Could Cost £1
The toughest challenge is attempting to replicate an inimitable era. This past offseason, however, has provided the Indians and their fans a fresh source of optimism.
Full Story ’90s were great, but Tribe has fresh identity
Former England captain Mike Gatting hopes a jam-packed summer of cricket, headlined by the Ashes, will create the same feel-good factor the country experienced during last year’s Olympics, and bring lots of newcomers into cricket.
Full Story Gatting’s legacy hopes
Scotland’s Martin Laird has jumped back into the world’s top 100 following his stunning victory at the Valero Texas Open on Sunday.
Full Story Laird leaps back into top 100
The year-long dispute changed the face of Britain and confirmed Margaret Thatcher’s status as a hate figure for the left.
Full Story Miners Strike: Margaret Thatcher’s Triumph
The Minneapolis Star Tribune reported Sunday that forward Dany Heatley will have arthroscopic surgery on his left shoulder.
The procedure reportedly will be performed in Cleveland.
Heatley dislocated the shoulder when he was driven to the i…
Full Story Report: Heatley to have shoulder surgery
Russia’s president says a conflict between the two Koreas could make the infamous nuclear accident “seem like a fairy tale”.
Full Story North Korea: Putin In ‘Chernobyl’ Warning
For nine Major League teams, the beginning of the 2013 season was a character-building journey of airline miles, hotel beds, raucous opposing crowds celebrating their home debuts, and uniforms stitched in grey. Monday and Tuesday will change that.
Full Story Cubs, Red Sox among seven to open home slate
Schoolchildren are reported to be among the dead after a car bomb exploded at the heart of the city’s business district.
Full Story Syria: Car Bomb Explodes In Damascus
A gang raided a parked lorry in Bad Hersfeld, Germany, making off with jars of chocolate spread worth £13,600 in total.
Full Story Nutella Heist: 5.5 Tonnes Of Spread Stolen
Novak Djokovic admits to being concerned about the ankle injury he suffered in the Davis Cup on Sunday.
Full Story Djokovic frets at ankle injury
Ross Brawn believes Mercedes are in good shape to emulate their front-running form from Sepang in the Chinese GP thanks to upgrades being brought to the W04 for this weekend’s race.
Full Story Brawn tips Merc to star again
Sunderland midfielder Alfred N’Diaye has revealed the players are enjoying working under new boss Paolo Di Canio and highlighted his different approach than that of Martin O’Neill.
Full Story N’Diaye hails Di Canio impact
Jermaine Jenas believes he still has a future with England and is ready to prove it in the Championship if QPR go down.
Full Story Jenas: I won’t walk out on QPR
